When you and your spouse are at odds with one another, it’s easy to expect your spouse to be the first one to try to make things right. But what happens if they don’t want to go first? What happens if you don’t want to go first? Who should go first to repair the relationship? 
In today’s episode of Quick Council, we’re going to see if we can figure that out!
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#14 Is It Normal Worry or Abnormal Anxiety

Quick Counsel is a podcast that helps listeners understand counseling issues in a non-counseling way. It is NOT a substitute for professional counseling or therapy. It’s a place where listeners can find understanding, encouragement, and something they can apply to their life. Each episode will be brief, easy to understand, and give you something practical to apply to your life. Your host Bret Legg has a Masters degree in Marriage and Family Counseling, a Masters Degree in Religious Education, and over 30 years experience in pastoral counseling. He offers practical, no-nonsense information from years of walking with others through the difficulties of life. He and his wife have been married for over 40 years. They have 2 grown children and 4 grandchildren.